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"Your continued refusal to investigate has been - and remains - inexcusable," Rep. Frank R. Wolf, Virginia Republican, wrote to Justice Department Inspector General Glenn Fine on July 14. "As inspector general, you have a legal and moral obligation to go wherever truth takes you."
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"The Bush administration has nothing to lose and quite frankly everything to gain," Mr. Wolf said. "Everyone wants to see an end to the violence and [to see] success in Iraq. Everyone wants to win the war on terror."
